'War information' presentation slideshows

World War II: The Home Front

World War II: The Home Front. Essential Questions. How did America initially respond to the events leading to WWII? How did the war change the American home front, both culturally and socially? How did the war transform the U.S. economy both immediately and in the long term?

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United States Holocaust Memorial Museum

Fighting the Fires of Hate: America and the Nazi Book Burnings Docent Training: Highland Park, IL Doug Wadley USHMM Regional Education Corps and Teacher Fellow Bradley-Bourbonnais Community High School, Bradley, IL. United States Holocaust Memorial Museum. General Docent Expectations :.

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25 WWII

25 WWII. MAP 25.1 The War in Europe The Allies remained on the defensive during the first years of the war, but by 1943 the British and Americans, with an almost endless supply of resources, had turned the tide. ???. WWI Economics Japanese expansion. Fascism. Ideology Economics

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What is Propaganda?

What is Propaganda?. And why do we care? Communication Applications Jane Boyd. Definition. propaganda: a Latin word that was first used by Pope Gregory XV in 1622, when he established the Sacred Congregation of Propaganda, a commission designed to spread the Catholic faith worldwide.

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Daily Life on the Home Front

Daily Life on the Home Front. Angela Brown Chapter 15 Section 2. Learning Targets. Describe some features of American popular culture during WWII. Explain how shortages and controls affected everyday civilian life. List some of the ways the government enlisted public support.

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Framing the War: Propaganda and the WWII Film

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World War II at Home

World War II at Home. I. Wartime Production. A. Mobilizing 1. War Production Board 2. Office of War Mobilization 3. Prosperity 4. Labor and the War. I. Wartime Production. B. Financing 1. War Bonds 2. Deficit Spending 3. Income Taxes. I. Wartime Production.

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United States Mobilization for War & Homefront

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Mobilizing Women in World War II

Mobilizing Women in World War II. Rosie the Riveter vs. the Mutter des Volkes. WW2: Labor shortage, women needed both countries trying to reverse similar depression policies existing public image of women incompatible with war jobs

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U.S. Propaganda from World War II, Depicting Hitler as foolish. From Wikipedia

U.S. Propaganda from World War II, Depicting Hitler as foolish. From Wikipedia.com.

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Mobilizing the Home Front

Mobilizing the Home Front. America Prepares for War. Learning Target:. We are leaning to: Explain how American civilians support the war effort on the home front Explain how the role of the U.S. government grew as it mobilized the home front for war

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United States Mobilization for War & Homefront

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America Joins the War: Home Front

America Joins the War: Home Front. Internment. In addition to Japanese Americans about 2,000 German and Italian residents were also interned About 2,000 Germans were sent back to Germany or sent to Latin American prisons. Executive Order 9066.

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WWII: The Home Front

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Propaganda during World War II

Propaganda during World War II. Mr. Vanderporten Contemporary American History. Discussion Questions. What exactly is propaganda? What impact does propaganda have on people? What types of format does propaganda come in?. What is propaganda?.

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What is propaganda?

What is propaganda?. Propaganda is ideas, facts, or allegations spread deliberately to further one's cause or to damage an opposing cause Propaganda relies on emotions and values to persuade Propaganda focuses on its own message, without considering other positions

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World War II at Home

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Pre-WWII U.S. Action

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D-Day

Sold to help pay for war; kept inflation down. Blitzkrieg. D-Day. Provided pro-Allied, anti-Axis posters and movies. Showed individuals are responsible for their actions, even in wartime. African American pilots used to escort bomber planes. Tuskegee Airmen.

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